🐶 Reflective Martingale Dog Collar by CollarDirect: Heavy Duty Nylon Training Pet Collars for Small, Medium, Large Dogs & Puppies - Pink, Orange, Black, Blue Review

Security Issue! I originally gave this one star due to an issue with the leash clip (see original review below). This problem can be solved with a carabiner. The hole (not the ring) for the leash clip is just the right size so the clip can be released when the dog shakes its head. With two different leashes we found ourselves with a broken leash and a loose dog. I spent a lot of time trying to understand how it happened. But the hole easily presses even a strong leash buckle. Otherwise the…

Because there is no clip to open the collar. It should slide over the dog's head. i have a puppy She is in training. So I have to keep a close eye on that collar so it doesn't get so tight that I can't get it off. Another thing to keep in mind in my busy life. I like the reflective tape woven into the collar, but one of the tapes has pulled and is no longer on the collar. One more thing to worry about. Will this big Bratty pup be able to get tangled and not get out? When her training is over I…

First of all, the martingale collar is not meant to be worn 24/7, it is not safe with your dog getting his paw caught in the loop and can suffocate, so why there is no attachment for the tag. This is not the type of collar your dog will wear at the dog park as another dog could pull on the loop and strangle your dog. This collar is designed to train aggressive leashes and works great when used properly. Watch the YouTube video to learn how to use it. We especially like using the harness method…

I have mixed feelings about this. On the plus side, it arrived very quickly and the band's material seems to be of the same high quality as any other more established label. The reflective aspect is really good. In general I like the collar. Only downside: I'm exchanging the collar for a branded collar as I'm concerned that the two metal rings that connect the martingale loop might break. My dog is a 50 pound pointer, very strong, athletic and a great puller. (We rescued him just a month ago…

My dog wore an XS martingale collar because he can run away. Being a Cairn Terrier is related to the breed. Also, this little girl broke the plastic buckles on two of her collars! The martingale collar seemed like the right answer because it didn't have a buckle to break and it would bunch up a bit if she tried to pull the collar out backwards. However, her "XS" collar became too small for her as she gained weight, so I ordered this collar in an "S" size to give her a little more room and to…